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Data Defence Hacked & Defaced Again, Where is the Security!

Posted on December 31, 2012 by Lee J

the-crows-crew For what appears to be a second time in as many weeks a self claimed security provider has come under attack from hackers who have left the company’s website defaced. The site is data defence https://www.datadefence.com/ and the defacement is exactly the same except one line as the one on the 10th of December this year. The attack has been carried out by the same crew of hackers who go by the name of The Crows crew and the attack was has been claimed by a Indonesian Female Hacker. At time of publishing the site was still defaced which makes you wonder is this being left open as a honey pot or is it just the sad fact that this company does not seem to care about its website being defaced. In total Crows crew has over 5000 defaces on a hack archive at hack-db.com

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